
As you can see in the picture below, my ThinkPad T450s has Intel Wireless Bluetooth. Step 2: In the Device Manager, double-click on the Bluetooth tree to see the Bluetooth hardware’s name. The easiest way is to right-click on the Start button and then click Device Manager. There are a couple of ways out there to open Device Manager in Windows 10. Here is how to enable or disable Bluetooth in Windows 10.

This has reportedly fixed the issue for a lot of MSI Laptop Users.Just because your PC has Bluetooth hardware and drivers are installed for the same, that doesn’t mean that Bluetooth is enabled. Important Note: Press “Fn” + “F6” and check if that solves this issue for your MSI Laptop. Wait for it to finish, and take a look at the result – it will tell you whether it has fixed your issue or not.

This is the option that scans your computer for connected devices (such as your webcam), and potentially fixes any problems you might be having with them.ģ. From the menu, choose Hardware and Devices. Press the Start button on your keyboard, and type in Troubleshoot.Ģ. Follow the steps below to fix the problems you might be having with your imaging devices.ġ. You can use it to solve quite a lot of problems, and in the last few versions of Windows, it works great. The Windows Troubleshooter is pretty useful in situations like this. Method 4: Use the Windows Troubleshooter (Windows 10)
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The solution for this is to re-enable the webcam using the key. You might’ve, purposely, or by mistake, disabled the webcam, and it will not open, no matter what you do. One of these additional functions might be the webcam. Many laptops, due to the need for additional functionality on the keyboard, but no room for separate keys, come with an FN key, which activates additional functions when you press some of the keys. However, if it doesn’t, move on to the other method below. Restarting your computer will give Windows another chance to load the driver, and may very well solve the problem. The situation you’re in might mean that when Windows booted, it skipped loading the driver for some reason.
